In a historic shift from its traditional manufacturing and automotive profile, the Saltillo industrial market recorded demand exceeding 40,000 square meters in August 2026, with 100% of this activity driven by companies in the logistics sector.

Of interest: Industrial construction in Saltillo fell 50% year-on-year due to a slower pace of demand

Real estate intelligence platform Solili ranked the Coahuila capital's metropolitan area as the market with the fourth-highest absorption nationwide—trailing only Mexico City, Monterrey, and Guadalajara. A standout transaction involved Mercado Libre, which leased over 20,000 square meters within the Ramos Arizpe industrial corridor.

Check here: Mexico City's industrial vacancy doubles, reaching 900,000 m² in July 2026

Regarding the specifications of the leased properties, 64% of the total area consisted of Class A industrial facilities (properties featuring superior construction specifications and international certifications). The remaining 36% comprised Class B facilities, characterized by modular designs suitable for both logistics operations and secondary storage.

At Solili, you can view available industrial warehouses in: Ciudad de México, Querétaro y Saltillo

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